Published 09:27 IST, October 24th 2019
Diwali: Four delicious appetizers that one must try this year
Diwali is almost here and apart from outfits and crackers, appetizers are the essential element of Diwali. Find out some of the delicious snacks to try.
Diwali is arriving this weekend, and every household is hurrying with the preparation of this festival of lights and positivity. But, Diwali seems empty without tasty dishes, sweets and snacks. When thinking about tasty and delicious snacks there is a never-ending list that follows. Here is a list of must-have appetizers during Diwali.
Must-have Diwali appetizers
Tandoori Paneer Tikka
This is soft, flavourful paneer dish is perfect to celebrate this auspicious festival of lights. This awesome dish is skewered and baked in an oven after mixing it in fiery spices. For Diwali snacks list, this is surely the most prioritised dish.
Baked Onion Pakodas
Onion Pakodas are one of the main snack dishes that are mandatory for every occasion. But, to add a healthy twist to the appetizer, let’s not fry the dish. Instead, try baking it in an oven. All a person needs to prepare this heart-melting vegan and gluten-free dish is onions, salt and besan.
Chilli Potatoes
This ultra-crispy chilli potato dish is one thing an individual will never regret trying this Diwali. It is super easy to make this potato dish. Just fry the potato fingers and mix it with chilli sauce. Serve this delightful snack with your beloved guests at home.
Crunchy Chana
If a person wants to make their Diwali a bit crunch and super healthy, then crunchy chana is a perfect pick. These masaledar pops of crunch will amaze everyone who tries it. Be sure to bake a big batch, because the more the merrier for your guest's appetite.
The festival of lights holds great significance in the lives of Indians across the nation. There are many dishes that can be perfect for Diwali or Dhanteras, but these were a few recommendations to make this Diwali delicious. Try not to burst crackers to reduce environmental pollution and have a safe Diwali!
Updated 11:18 IST, October 24th 2019